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TUB AKEON BEACON AND REPUBLICAN TUESDAY EVKNTt-TG, 1MARCH 17. 1896; FITTINGLY CELEBRATED. i fY'li LOCAL BREVITIES. "Pure and Sure.w (mm A Remote Possibility. A Youngstown dispatch says that a meeting of the Interstate league will be held in Wheeling Wednesday and an effort will be made to get two more clubs for the circuit to make the number eight instead of six.

It is expected that arrangements can be made whereby Akron and Findlay will go in. It is Safe to say that unless an outside man comes here and puts in a team Akron will not be in the league. MAKING PiOWDE- Up To Date Housewives who want tha highest grade of goods at LOWEST COST are our customers. Thera are still others who have not yet given us a thorough trial. AVo want jou to COMMENCE NOW.

Money returned if not as represented. Start on our 50c Japan Tea, or 82c Bava and Mocha Coffee. Saturday, March 21. we offer 6 Rs. large, juicy S-Crown California Looae llussatel Kaisina for 2Tc.

CHINA JAPAN TEA STORE, 153 S. Hovui SCHUMACHER Telephone 526. I use it rn my kitchen and class work." EMMA P. Ewing, Principal Chautauqua Cooking School as -a barn door "Big i -1 A Serious Mishap. Mrs.

Eli Petre, of 205 Power street, met with quite a serious mishap late Saturday by falling down the outside cellar stairway of her home. The lady was unconscious when discovered, and. for a time the family was greatly alarmed at her condition. While it was found that no bones were broken, Mrs. Petre was severely bruised and shocked to such an extent that she will be an invalid for some time yet.

At this season of the year most everybody tries patent medicines. Suppose you change this spring and try Patenet flour. Climax is the brand to ask for. mar 17 19 Better than ever, Jean Nicot cigars. headache at Himmelman's pharmacy, 131 South Main.

235 Just received at Koplin Allen's, spring styles of J. S. Turner's patent leather shoes which can not be excelled. Give us a call. 82 Now is the time'to get the best shoes for the least money at Koplin Allen's.

82 The smokers' delight, Jean Nicot cigars. 26 One-way Settlers' Rates to the South via C. A. C. Ry.

Commencing with Feb. 4, and on the first Tuesday in each month, the C. A. C. Ry.

will sell tickets to points in Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Mississippi, Virginia and Kentucky, at rates that will astonish you. If you intend to go to any point in the south don't fail to call ou or address C. D. Honodle, ticket agent Union depot. th 47 You can tell a Cotosust family.

Father's digestion is good; Mother's cooking is delightful; Children all eat pie. Sold wherever lard Is 3 and lb. Made only by Swift and Company, Chicago. The largest piece of tobacco ever sold for io cents The 5 cent piece is nearly asT large as you et of other nigh grades for io cents i A 3 Fiftieth Anniversary of the Crusade Observed by the W. C.

T. U. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union celebrated the anniversary of the crusade in the High Street Church of Christ laBt evening. An audience which comfortably filled the large auditorium was in attendance: The platform was tastily decorated with pretty cut flowers while American flags were arranged at the rear, making the sight a very attractive one. Mrs.

G. C. Berry, president of the local union, presided at the meeting which was very interesting and entertaining. An extensive programme had been arranged for the anniversary and it was rendered very satisfactorily. The exercises opened with a well-rendered organ voluntary by Mrs.

A. E. Heintselman. Mrs. Berry then led in prayer after which all joined in singing "All Round theWorld theRibbon White is Twined." This was followed by an appropriate recitation by Miss Leo Stillson.

Miss Stillson is a very pleasing reciter and rendered the selection in a highly creditable manner. "Saloons Must Go," was the title of a song rendered by a chorus of children in a very clever manner. Mrs. 0. Capron, president of the Y's then read a Scripture lesson from the 14U Psalm.

Mrs. H. C. Cha3e delivered a short but pleasing address after which all joined in singing "If to the Wind's Fears." MrB. Hammond, of Cleveland, editor of the Messenger, the State organ of the union, addressed the meeting.

Mrs. Hammond is a highly educated woman and her address last evening was eloquent and able. She spoke at length on the work of the union, exemplified its aim in a very elaborate manner and made an earnest appeal for the good of the cause. Following Mrs. Hammond's address new members were received.

The names of 12 ladies were enrolled last evening and many niore expressed their intention of becoming members in the near future. If it were possible to make a batter flour for family use than the Climax brand, the Akron Cereal Co. would do so; but it isn't in the men, or the wheat or tho rolls. mar 17 19 For bargains go to Koplin Allen's. Insist on having Jean Nicot cigars.

AKRON, .0., TESTIMONIALS. I found Lightning Hot Drops the quickest of all remedies I have used in breaking up a severe cold. A. Tuholsky. I used Lightning Hot Drops for headaches and cramps in the stomach and was relieved almost instantly in both cases.

Harry Wilson, 109 S. Howard St. Let me add a word to the already large number of testimonials given for Lightning Hot Drops. I iind the usa of this remedy a sure and prompt cure for toothache. I also used it with most beneficial effects for severe pains in the back.

Abe. Shure, 10S Forge St. George Ewing, Kirk word rccora-mends Lightning Hot Drops for toothache. He says it gives instant relief. Sold by Lamparter PfeiiTer and E.

th 8 In all its Branches. Having enlarged my show 100m by going out of some lines not pertaining to Millinery, I am prepared to show the largest and most elegant line. Nothing too good for us to carry in stock. We have added to our force of help in our workroom one of the finest tnmmers in Ohio. We show an immense line of material of the finest grades.

Cur Opening Will Occur March 25, 26, 27 and 28 WE) Draw the curtain this week on the finest and best made line of Boys' and Children's Clothing in town. Fond mothers who desire to ave their boys durably and tastefully clothed at prices which are guaranteed will not pass by SOCIAL AFFAIRS. A "Spook Iiunon," A. Novel and Unique Observance of a "Wedding Anniyt rsary Other Events In response to invitations issued by the children of Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Jackson, about 49 friends gathered at the Jackson residence, Mill and Union streets Saturday evening to assist in observing the 37th anniversary of the marriage of the host and hostess. The invitations termed the occasion a "spook lunch." It was a strangely novel and unique affair. Each guest was handed a divided skeleton with the request to make a complete one, and repair to the dining-room. This room was very appropriately arranged for such an occasion. Numerous skulls and cross-bones decorated the walls, ceiling and chandeliers and several rare etchings of other regions with messages to.

prominent physicians among the guests. were placed in frames of black and white. Seated on a raised dais a ghastly company of musicians discoursed music suitable to the occasion. A feast, unique in character, was served by goblins in weird fantastic dress. The entire scene was illuminated by tallow dips.

As the feast proceeded the lights were extinguished one by one by a gust of wind from "Spookdom" until the guests were left in total darkness, each change was strange and bore its impression of ghoatliness. The guests were in a state of constant expectancy and wonder. The party was truly a charming, novel success. Winter Picnics. Mr.

and Mrs. Asa Hanscom entertained the Unity club at their resi dence on Weft Market street last night. About 50 guests were present. The evening wai an enjoyable one, the time being spent in social games and conversation. The club styles these gatherings "Winter picnic3." Each guest brings a basket, and from the collection a bounteous spread is served.

1 he one last night was excellent. 1 omino. Party This Evening. Tha Tuesday evening class of Prof. W.

F. Stickle's Dancing academy will bs entertained in Albert hall this evening by an informal reception in the manner of a domino party. Nearly all the members of the class have signified their intention of costuming. The costumes to be worn will consist entirely of red and black. Dancing will commence ac is clock.

Attained His Mr. Harry Considine gave an oyster supper to six of his gentlemen friends last everiiitJrtJianor of his 21st birth day. IliaVarenta presented him with a handsome gold watch. Get personal knowledge of the good ness of Price's Baking Powder by using it. THIKTY-TWO SUNDAY SCHOOIiS.

A Meeting-of the Superintendents Held Plans Informally Discussed. No quorum was present at the quar terly meeting of 'the Sunday school superintendents in the central Presbyterian church last -evening, and no business was transacted. Those in attendance informally discussed tho advisability of changing the association into an institution open to all Sunday school workera; also the question of canvassing the city for the pro motion of christian work. All were in favor of these projects, and a canvas made showed that there are 32 Sunday schools in Akron A special meeting of the association will be held Monday evening, April 13, in the Main Street Methodist Episcopal church. It is urged that all Sun day school superintendents and their assistants be present.

Bikes All persons desiring to purchase a wheel should examine the stock at the Ohio Glass Hardware Co. for they have bargains for you in the following line: Hoffman, Czar, Eagle, Abelard and Adelbert. They also have a few 1895 high grade Hoffmans that are being sold at a reduced price. See it before paying as much for a low grade wheel. 107 ast Market street.

79 Some people think that the Akron Cereal Co. hire an expensive professional man to write the advertisements about Climax flour. This is a mistake the office boy does the work his brain is the most active part of him. He can tie one hand behind him and write Climax ads. mar 17 19 Homter Excursion.

via A. Kail-way On April 6 and 7 and may 4 and 5, the A. C. Ry. will sell tickets at about one fare for the round trip to points in Nebraska, Northwestern Iowa, all points in-North and South Dakota, except to points on Northern Pacific and Great Northern railways to points in Arkansas, Indian Territory, Oklahoma, Texas and An- -zona, Alabama, Georgia and many other points in the South.

For tickets, rates and full information call on or address C. D. Honodle, ticket agent, Union depot, Akron, 0. th 8 80 8 The mill of the Akron Cereal Co. is modern in every way.

The only stone the flour department is used to grind Graham flour. Everything else rolls along, ana Climax Hour is the result. mar 17 19 DINNER, WEDNESDAY, 18. ARR A. MMSD.VS D1H1H3 HALL, aos Mill Sires t.

our rtij. Bill of Fare: Tomato Soup, Pickles, Roast Pork, Apple Sauce, Stewed ISeef, with Vegetables, -Koast Beef. Brown Uravy, Baked Pork and Beans, Sard.nes, with Lemons, Mashed Potatoes, Lima Beans, stewed Tomatoes, Apple Pie, Cocoanut Pie, Pumpkin Pie, uorn Btarcn t-uaning, iream iuce, Coffee, Tea, Milk, Meals five tickets for $1.00. Week board, $3.50. r- 1 On Thursday, March 19, WE WILL PLACE ON SPECIAL SALE $350.

$300. $2,000 to loan. Evans th $200, $700, $1,800 to loan. Bachtel For sale Seven acres North Hill. Evans.

For sale Twenty aeres North HilL Evans. f. If you want money try the Savings piai New wall papers 1 1 Lower prices than ever Berry Son Mill St. Don't fail to see our new carpets be fore buying. Berry Son, Mill St really fine strawberries are retail ing at 50 cents per quart in the Akron marzet.

A measles quarantine has been placed on the residence of C. Myers iiUi street. Battery held its weekly drill last evening. General inspection by a regi mental officer is expected soon. Prof.

Arnold will give an exhibition with Edison's phonograph In the Grace Methodist Episcopal church Wednes day evening, March 18. Photographs of some of the principle buildings and manufacturing establish ments were made to-day by E. I. Zeig' ler, for the historical spectacular pro duction. "Greater Akron, next July.

The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society of Trinity Lutheran church will give a supper in the church parlors on i nday evening of this week All friends of the cause are invited to attend. ITE3IS ABOUT PEOI'IjE. MisiDorena Eockwell has returned to Kent after visiting local Mrs. J. J.

Brasaemle is confined to her home, 216 North Valley street, by iwness. II. Clay Colloredo, for a number of years with Good will hereafter be at Reid Bros', shoe store. Ferdinand Schumacher and Mrs. A.

Schumacher, of Chicago, are guests at the residence of Hugo Schumacher. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Nighswander were in Wadsworth over Sunday at tending the funer.il of the former's uncle, John Kreider. Dr.

M. W. Kapp is in Cleveland to day attending the alumni meeting of the Cleveland Medical college. He is ciass historian for the class of '95. Good health is a result of wholesome food made with Dr.

Price's Baking Powder. IMSOItDERljY COXDTTCT. The Wassa Gatherel In S3veral Pas- S'iairaM liast Night Police News. C. Conrad, Ed.

Heller, Charles nith. Alma Zimmerman and Bertha Eoder ware arretted at 8 o'clock last night by Officers Guillet and France and Detective Dunn in the saloon of C. Khngenhagen at 110 North Howard street. While in this place the men and women had a wrangle that ter- nated in blows. No extensive amount of hair bad been plucked or serious blow3 struck when the officers arrived and took them in charge.

They were all taken to the city, prison in the patrol wagon. All eave bail and were released. They were a'l charged with disorderly conduct. The case was heard this morning being continued until 2 o'clock. John Winkler, who claims to hail from St.

Louis, was Drought in at 1:30 o'clock this morning by Officer Doeh-ler, who arrested him at the plant of the Akron Iron Steel company. where the man wa9 spending the night. He has been hanging about the shop since Saturday night, making frequent excursions to the surrounding neighborhood in search of food. Saturday night a lap robe was stolen from a carriage on Grant street. Winkler was seen in the vicinity a short time pre vious to the taking of the robe, lie was arrested on suspicion.

This morning Mayor Harper sentenced him to 30 days in the Cleveland workhouse but suspended sentence provided he left the city, lie could not speak Jnglisn but when the mayor conditional sentence was interpreted to him he lost no time in making for the outside world. Winkler needs a liberal application of soap and water. 1 nomas Malone, arrested Saturday night and charged with intoxication and indecent conduct, was fined $5 and costs by Mayor Harper this morn ing. James Galehonae was arrested this morning on complaint of A. Christen-sen who charges him with assault and battery.

He alleges that Gatehouse struck him last Sunday. The hearing was continued until 2 o'clock this afternoon. James Sweeney, Harry Reed and Henry Johnson, weary and foot sore, applied for lodging at- the city prison ast night. They were accommodated. The men were turned loose this morning.

lbe ca3e of Charles Weideman, charged with petit was continued until afternoon. Ladies, clean your kid gloves with Josephine Glove Cleaner. It is not a liquid, leaves no odor, and can be used while the glove is on the hand. Sold only by Ilimmelman, ttka272 Pharmacist. Forren One six room house, cor ner Sumner, and South streets, also one live room house on Jackson C.

"Reid," Reid cash shce and trunk honsa, 122 S. Howard et. 66 California, Cheap. Erie No. 5 at 7:05 a.

m. is the only train from Akron making direct con nection for Colorado and California points. Only 4 hours to Kansas City. St. Paul or any Missouri River point.

Beet of 91 Returned. Mrs. L. F. Root, of the firm of Bart-lett Root, has returned from New York after a three weeeks' 6tay of trading.

She has selected a handsome line of millinery in every design. A more handsome line will never be shown than by us this season. In order to make our line of trimmed hats and bonnets have do equal in Akron we have selected a trimmer from one of the largest wholesale houses in New York City, and the very best taste and" latest style will be disp'ayed. Watch the paper for our opening. All goods guaranteed.

New York Millinery Store, 87 159 Arcade Block. Go to Kopliu boots and shoes. Allen's for good 82 Secure a piece of twelve inch bolting cloth by buying a sack of Climax flour of your grocer and send in your name and address to the Akron Cereal company, Akron, certifying to the purchase of the Climax flour. mar 17 19 For New York and all points East tae Erie No. 4, leaving Akron at 12:30 noon, arriving at New Ycrk next morning at 8 o'clock.

91 Bolting Cloth. This heautiful 6ilk fabric is being distributed in 12-ineh pieces by the Akron Cereal upon receipt ot came and address of any person stating that he or she has used Climax Hour. mar 17 19 Peerless corn euro 10c, to remove Soma. Ilimmelman, pharmacist, 134 couth Main. 235 Jean JSicot, the best cigar in town.

Half Rates via A. dfc C. Railway very Sunday. One fare for the round trip to all points betwen Cleveland and Colum- bus every Sunday. South bound tick-j ets are on sale for No.

23 Saturday night, good returning on No. .27 arriv-' ing Akron 6 :05 a. m. Monday. 77 th CONSOLIDATED.

The Two Nypano Companies' Have Joined Their Interests. The work leading up to the consolidation of two railroad companies has been completed and yesterday articles of consolidation of the N. P. O. Railroad of Pennsylvania, and the N.

P. O. Railroad of Ohio, were filed with the secretary of state. The capital stock of the consolidated company is $20,000,000, divided into 200,000 8hare3. The new company is incorporated as the N.

P. O. Railroad Co. The incorporators are Charles E. Whitehead, of New York; John Tod, E.

R. Perkins, iA. M. Tucker, John H. Dynes, Fayette Brown and Samuel Mather, of Cleveland; E.

Ingalls, of New Yorkand Frank P. Ray, of Meadville, Pa. The officers are Charles E. Whitehead, president; John Tod, vice presidant; Charles O. Mason, secretary: E.

A. Perkins, treasurer. Articles of consolidation will also be filed in Pennsylvania. The secretary of state's fees in this State are $20,000. A RUN AAV AY HORSE.

Xieast Perhaps It Is Still Runniiiir, at It Has Not Been Pound. A horse belonging to L. W. Lutz, Tallmadge, ran away with a vengeance Sunday night. The runaway was a successful ore for the hor3e.

Up to the present time the animal and a portion of the vehicle are missing. About 8 o'clock Mrs. Lutz and a young daughter were driving along the Toad leading from Mogadore to Tail-tnadge, when the horse jumped to one side of the road, overturning the carriage and throwing the O3oupants to the ground. The animal, dragging the overturned carriage after it, disappeared in the darkness. When last seen, the horse was running at the limit of its speed toward Tallmadge.

Sections of the carriage have been picked up along the road but no trace of the horse and thills and front wheels of the buggy can be found. The animal is black with a white star on the forehead. Neither Mr3. Lutz nor her daughter were injured seriously. Two Iwoa Savad.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction City, 111., was told by her doctors she had consumption and that there was no hope for her, but two bottles Dr. King's New Discovery completely cured her and she says it saved her life. Mri Thos. Eggers, 139 Florida San Francisco, suffered from a dreadful cold, approaching consumption, tried without result everything else then bought one bottle of Dr.

King's New Discovery and in two weeks was He is naturally thankful. It is such results, of which these are samples, that prove the wonderful efficacy of the medicine in coughs and colds. Free trial at S. E. Allen! drug store.

Regular size $1. 5 Old People. Old people who require medicine to regulate the bowels and kidneys will find the true remedy in Electric Bitters. This medicine does not stimulate and contains no whisky nor other intoxicant, but acts as a tonic and alterative. It acts mildly on the stomach and bowels, adding strength and giving tone to the organs, thereby aiding Nature in the performance of -tihe functions.

Electric Bitters is an' excellent appetizer and aids digestion. Old people find it just exactly What' they need. Price 50c and $1 per bottle at S. E. Allen drug store: 5 The best salve in the world for outs.

bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever KfirAQ f.At.t.Ol ffhonnnrl hanHa ithiL blains, corns, and all skin eruptions and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by E. Allen Co.

82 Wheat" Will keep L. If inte e.ted in the Grain Mar- kets write A. BIGELOW Cor. Jackson sneriaii sts. CHICAGO.

you advised mailorwire of all fea- fectinz Members of Chicago Board of Trade for twenty years. Careful and personal attention and absolute secrecy pledged in all correspondence and transactions. 102 4pff Highest Bank Reieronoes. EVE EfTV SOLD FOR 511 FOR SALE BY Df ALEPS EVfPYWHf PP DOMESTIC CARPET CLEANING WORKS, "152 Lbds Street. Carpets taken Lowest up, "cleaned and relald at CHAS.

Telephone 620. SEISLER, Prop. .99 ALIEN, WILLIAMS ALLAN, Jobbing and Machine Shop. Repair Work a Specialty. Shafting, Hangers, Steam Governors, Bicycles, Etc Old Allen Mills, cor.

Canal and Cherry Sts 135 South Howard Street RUBBER HALF SOLES. LJn i -a hit Medallions G8 Cents Pastelles 87 Cents German Etchings 87 Cents Water Colors 119 Cents Venetian Scenes .129 Cents These are all framed in White and Gold and are the greatest bargains ever offered to the citizens of Akron. The Akron Gas 223 East riarkst Street. Parties wishing to use GAS in streets where at present we have no mains, are invited to call at our office. F.

W. LITTLE, Vice rrMow AND SPECTACLES. Cold. Silver. Nickel or Steel Frames.

Ervtal or Brazilian Pebbles. Ileuses at the invest Prices in the cltr. We will frama your P.ctures at about one- Lalf price fur 30 day. Akron Varisty Store, GEO. S.

DALES. Wilcox TtlocK. AMDiEHEHTS. ACADEMY OF MUSIC March 17 and 18, Gonzales Opera Go. In a repertoire of comic operas.

TO-XIGHT GirofleGirofla HAT1NEE ON WEDNESDAY Prices, lOo. 20c 30 smd 50o. Mtllic. lOo and 20o. Any lady one of the tickets Which have been around the cit at jo' inson's bco'i store can secure a reserved seat lor 15c.

March 19, 20 and 21, Horace Villa teJy Co. Matinee Saturday, larch at. Wlc ef March 23, Wilson Comedy Co. Reserved seats on sale at Robinson's Book Store several days in advauce of at traction. MAPLE SATURDAY MARCH 14.

Cream, Taffy. Wax, Bonbons, Caramels. Howard 'Phone 584. A Of the new comet, taken on "WE3T HILL would not be obstructed by two thicknesses of SMOKE and BOOT. What's the ase of living in the Lots are just as cheap up where people can keep clean as they are down in the hollow.

Your own terms. Gust Kasch, ESSIE Mr. Little Not a Candidate. Mr. J.

W. Little, whose name has bsen repeatedly mentioned as a candidate for the office of -recorder is ret a candidate for that othce. The natter has been suggested by many of his friends, but Mr. Little has declined to make the race. The Akron Cereal Company will send by mail, a piece of bolting cloth, 12 inches square, upon receipt of a postal giving name and address and certifying that the writer has used Climax Hour.

Do not forget this. mar 17 19 Sick and nervous headache quickly topped by taking IIimme(mn a headache konseal3. 2Cc, llim.nalman, pharmacist, 161 South Mala. 235 Ask for Jean Nicoc cigars. 26 REQUUT0R r-I THS EEST SPRING HEDSGiNE SlfAMONS REGULATOR don't forget to take it.

The Liver gets sluggish during the Winter, just like ail nature, and the system becomes choked up by the accumulated waste, which brings on Malaria, Fever and Agus and Rheumatism. You want to wake up your Liver now, but be sure you take SIMMONS Liver regulator to do it. It also regulates the Liver keeps it properly at Work, when your system will be free from poison ana trie wnor-2 rvay invigorated. You getTIlElJESTltLOOD when your system is in Al condition, and that I will only be when the Liver is kept active, Try a Liver Remedy once and note the cifterence. But take only SiMMONS I Liver regulator it Simmons LIVER REGULATOR whkh makes the difference.

Take it in powder or in liquid already prepared, or make a tea of the cowder: but take SIMMONS LIVER REGU- LATOR. You'll find the RED on every package. Look for it. itf.U. 'Zttilla.

Ctx, FMUdelfbia, Pa. 80 1 6 IS S. Howard SL Mow rapli mmmmm fW 1 I I I HERRIGK SON, China Hall. iillinery LEGAL NOTICE. pARTXEKSHIP CERTIFICATE.

We, ths undersitrnel, bein? nil tho partner coii-po ine the fiim of Wilko'sky do heie'-y certify that the principal nHiceol said firm and its pla 'e of doing ihIuchh is Akron, Summit countv, Ohio; that said firm is io of the fo lowing pcrKOimand no others: Sam ud 'il rendence is 154 Washington itreot.Akron, William 1 kofsky, ho-e rexidonca i8 1012 rotith Main street, Akron, O. Witness our liauils ibis 23th day of Feb nary, lidt. S. WlI.KOFKKY, WM. WH.K.OKSHY.

The State of Ohio, 1 Summit Comity, Ifefoie me, a notary public in and for Fa'd comity, personally appeared the ubjva mi mod parties, who being du'y s.vorn Ray that the facts stated in the foregoing ccrtin-cato are ture. In witness whereof I hereunto set my hand and affix nif orliciul seal this 28th day of Kebrunry, 18U(i. skal T. W. AVakkm an, mar 3 10 17 Notary Public 17 STATE CF HENRY COLE, CE-U CEASED.

The undersigned has boon appointed by the Probate Court of Summit county, aa administrator of the estate of Henry Cole, deceased. All persons iu debted to said esfcvte are requested to make immediate payment; and all persons having claims against said estate arc requested to present the same for allowance or rejection. mar 17 24 31 Dayton A. Doyi.k. Dated this 17th day of March, A.

D. 1890. INSTATE OF KOSSUTH E. BROWN-li LESS, DECEASED. The undersigned has been appointed by the Probate Court of Summit countyt Ohio, as administrator of the estate of Kossuth E.

IJrownless, deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment; and all pe.rsonB having claims against said estate are requested to present the same for allowance or rejection. mar 3 10 17 Oscar U. Brown Dated this 29th day of February, A. D.

1895. QERTIF1CATE. The State of Ohio, Summit Countv, ss. This is to certify, That John V. Kraits, residing at Akron, Ohio an I Chaiicj M.

Oberlin, residing at Akron, Ohio, are inter-estxl a-t partners in the partnership, transacting business in this State undrtlie name of Krau) Oberlin. The principal odiee or place of business of said partnership is at the ity of Akrou, in this county. The i.bjve are the names in full of all tho members of said partnership and their places of residence. Signed and acknowledged by us this 9lh day of March, 1896. John V.

CHAK1.E8 M. OUKRLIS. The State of Ohio, 1 Summit County, ts. Be it remembered, that on this 0th day of March, 18 before me, the subscriber a notary public in and for said county, personally came the above mimed John V. rails and Charles M.

Oberlin and acknowledged the signing of the foregoing certificate. In testimony whereof, I havo hereunto subscribed my name and affixed my offic'al soul, on the day and Seal year last aforesaid. F. 11. Watkrs.

mar 10 17 24 Notary Public. ASSIGNEE'S SALE. ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. Philip 1. Rrck, assignee, plaintiff, against Charles W.

McCtme In pursuance of tho order of tho Probate Court of Siimmitcounty, Oldo, I will offer for sale at public suction on tho 4th day o( April, 1896, at 2 o'clock p. at No. 723 South Main street, the following described real estate, situate in the couuty of Summit and State of Ohio, j-wit; lli st Piece Situate hi the city of Akron, county and State aforesaid, nn-I known aB the south twenty-four (24) feet front to of lot No. 1S2 in the town plat of Akron as surveyed and numbered by Joshua Hon-shaw, surveyor, and recordeJ in tho Records l'ortaire township in book pages 18, 19 and 20. Appraised at 1 Second piece.

Situate in the city of Ak ron, countv and State aforesaid, and known as the west half of lot No. fifteen (15) of tract 8 in McCoy's allotment as -surveyed and numbered 'by H. Paul, for Robert McCoy in March, 1808. and recorded in Summit County Records, Plat Rook 2, page 19. Ap-praised ot $900.

Third piece Situate in tho townsh'i of Portage, county and State aforesaid, and known as being part of lot No. eighteen (18) W. P. P. and bounded and described as Reginning at a point in the south' line of lot 18, which point is 31 chains and 7 links from thc.southwest corner of said lot -18, and is also the southeast corner of a parcel of land now owned and occupied by John Sherbondy; thence alsong tho south line of said lot 18, 7 chains 2d links to a parcel of land now owned and occupied by Reuben Sherbondy; theriee northerly along said Reuben Sherbondy 'shindy chains 90 links to tlie center of a lane which is laid out and a matter of record; thence along said lane center to the hind of John Sherbondy: thence along said John Sherbondy's land 7 chains 51 links to the south line of said lot 18 and to the place of beginning and con- tains with these bounds five and fifty-nine one hundredths acres of Appraised at $825.

Terms of sale, one-third cash in hand, the balance in six and 12 months with inteiest. Philip P. Rock, Assignee of Charles W. McCuue. mar 10 17 24 31 MISCELLANEOUS.

riMIE DICKSON TRANSFER I' Coal, Transfer and I.i very, Telephone 203. 123 and 125 St. rr.ovin? ana ot goons. Coaches for funerals, weddings, p.irt'u and calling. Carriages to and Ir.m all trains.

called for and delivered. Wo handle a fine grade of block coal. Try us. INSURANCE, REAL EST Alii AND LOANS. Mortages bought and sold.

Money to loan. Fkkdkri.e Mykrs, Tel. 13. 168 Main 300 Over Chandler raunfcltor'a Headquarters for Columbia Bicycles! Model 40, 41 and 44 Columbia. $100 Model 1 and 2, Hartford $80 Model 3 and 4, Hartford $00 Model 5 and 6, Hartford $50 These Bicycles are superior to all Others and you run no risks.

Wouldn't you rather have the one wheel, which all makers are buying to pattern after and feel proud of your wheel with a pedigree? Gendron -Bicycles, for boys and $25 00 Gendron Bicycles, for boys, high frame CO The Standard Hardwara Co. THE FAMOUS Downing Sleeper Carriages At the price of ordinary cabs. Our lO Carriage- is1 a hummer. See us before buying. THE AIR DR.

FELKER, Dentist Hall's Block. Set Best Teeth Other dentiHts charge $10 and $15. Wo fill teeth, crown toeth and extract teeth without pain at about one-half regular charge. If money and honest work is an inducement, come and see us. th sl3--w The L.

Schlatlier Brewing Company, CLEVELAND, 0. P. Win. Fuclis, Agent, AKRON, 0. Sclilatlisr's CaietotsdExport Bser FOR FAMILY USE.

Telephones 477. 67 1 ALEXANDER ADAMSON, MACHINIST! Forging and Repair Work of AH Klnls. Cor. Excaang Water Tel. 561.

Akron. Ohio LIME, CEMENTS, BRICKS, Etc. STORAGE. Akron Oo. Agents for MaMeli Lliisssi OIL Office and Warehouse, lia ooo 615 E.

Mill Street. llu Phone 380. The only STONE To use is the Killbuck Stone. Apply to ASA HANSCOM, 73 Akron, Ohio. A.

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A.ldaii,Xroi W. Cox, At. Treus. The Whitman Barnes Mfg. Co; MOWER KNIVES, Sect ions, Guards, Guard Dates and Complete Cutting Apparatus.

Sprint Keys, -Bprlnf Cotters, Twist Drills, Wrenches and Farmers' Supplies A-icxoisr, Factories: Akron, Byraoais, IT. 1 Catharines, Onu, "Weat Pullman, IU. RELIABLE CLOTHIERS, HATTERS and FURNISHERS, 118 and 120 South Main Street. P. We have a large and varied assortment of froods suitable for CONFIRMATION SUITS.

This is the Advertisement You Are Looking For. Only a few more of those Fall and Winter Goods left wo advertised last week. They are being sold at cost. Better come before it is too as this is positively the last week we will offer them to you that way. Every pair a genuine bargain.

JEWELERS fa If OptTclanS 1 Unless We Can Da A business sufficiently large to enable us to treat our customers as if they were our friends and not sponges to be squeezed to dryness, we don't care to do business at all. That's what we claim for the size of our business, and you know what size means. Means quality of goods must be up to standard and prices in accordance with the spirit of the times. Speaking of "Times," see our Watches THE! ROLTZ CO, The White Front Shoe Store, jSS0LE AGENTS FOR DYKE'S 120 South Howard Street..